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Back to the missing inclusion counts again. Apple’s next versions of both the iPhone and Mac’s operating systems, iOS 10 and OS X 10.12 repeatedly said to be getting the updated Photos apps that regain features culled from previous iPhoto releases.

Both versions of iPhoto 6.9.1 for Mac and iPhoto 2.0.1 for iOS were long been discontinued with the replacement Photos app not retaining the pairity with the apps they have replaced since then. Now, according to Japanese blog Mac Otakara, Apple is said to be working on big changes to give Photos on both iOS and OS X their mascot back.

Although it’s not made it clear exactly on which features are going to retain, the source does clarifies that iPhone 2.0.1 for iOS originally included tools for editing EXIF information will make a return and tough-based brushes for adjusting brightness and other saturation characteristics on only certain elements within a photo. While edititing tools similar to that could be about to undoubtedly make an appearance in the next version of Photos for iOS.

10 clear cut ideas? We don’t yet originally have as of what Apple will be including in OS X 10.12 and tenth iOS release. Simply hoping that Apple will use the round ’10’ as an opportunity to do something radical within the constraints of the iOS platform. What that look alike is unknown at the moment, but iOS 10 is one of the most highly-anticipated IPSW firmwares that will likely come out oof WWDC 2016 in a few months time. Expect the same with release of OS X 10.12 too, which, again means it’s highly possible that Photos app will get an outing during the event depending how fully packed the opening keynote will be with new products.

With WWDC set to get live in June, still have quite a way to go, including the 4-inch iPhone 5se and the 9.7-inch iPad Air 3 rumored for a March 15 release date, before we get that all-bound confirmation of what Apple has up its sleeve – beyond stacks of money, that is. And what else?